Verbena

Verbena. Verbena Plant Care While the verbena flower is drought resistant the blooms are improved with regular watering of an inch (25 cm) or so each week Water verbena plants at the base to avoid wetting the foliage However verbena plant care may not include weekly water if rainfall in your area has reached an inch (25 cm) or more.

Purpletop verbena ( V bonariensis ) also known as tall verbena is an upright form with purple flowers Hardy in USDA zones 711 plants grow 36’ tall and 13’ wide Highly attractive to butterflies and other pollinating insects the open airy form makes this useful as a background or structural plant.

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Colorful and scented verbena flowers provide a rich source of nectar for pollinators attracting hummingbirds bees and many types of butterflies TYPES OF VERBENA Superbena® series Verbena hybrids developed by Proven Winners® to be more robust more mildew resistant and more resilient than older varieties.

Verbena: what is Verbena, how to grow and what to plant

Verbena Bonariensis also goes by various other names such as Purpletop vervain Argentinian Verbena Tall Verbena as well as Pretty Verbena This variety originated from South America where it is a common sight in most of the warm regions of Colombia Chile Brazil and Argentina Therefore purpletop verbena is often simply called South American Vervain in its native regions.